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Speaker 1: At the gallup Wow Fort Laramie.

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Speaker 2: Fort Laramie, starring Raymond Burr as Captain lee Quins, especially

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transcribed tales of the dark and tragic ground of the

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wild frontier, the saga of fighting men who rode the

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rim of Empire, and the dramatic story of lee Quin's

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captain of cavalry.

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Speaker 3: All right, you man, Eddie, I said, Eddie, what's the.

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Speaker 4: Caval We're going to do the wind glory today. Sergeant.

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Speaker 5: I'm glad you spoke up. Southie.

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Speaker 6: You in private Plover there have just volunteered to make

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mud bricks for the new powder magazine built. No, Sergeant,

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Me and poor were working out adobey all day yesterday,

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another month.

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Speaker 5: You ought to be finished.

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Speaker 4: I didn't join this army to make mud bricks.

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Speaker 5: You refusing in order, Suthie.

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Speaker 4: But your shoes on, Plover. Let's get going.

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Speaker 6: The rest of you man will finish cleaning this barracks

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and fall out in ten minutes.

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Speaker 4: I suppose you're taking them buffalo hunting.

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Speaker 6: Each man will go to supply and get a picker

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of shovel.

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Speaker 5: We're building road today.

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Speaker 3: That's enough, I said.

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Speaker 6: Ten minutes you line up, smiling and happy, or I'll

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work you all night.

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Speaker 4: I got your shoes on plover for sure.

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Speaker 7: What I need shoes for. I'll on my hands and

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knees most of the time.

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Speaker 4: Ain't it a shamed men like us doing that kind

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of work.

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Speaker 7: I'm ready, sutie.

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Speaker 4: Let's go.

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Speaker 8: Ten minutes, soldiers, and don't forget them shovels.

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Speaker 7: I reckon any outfit's got to do sometime, and garrison SHOOTI.

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Speaker 8: We've been in garrison freema months. It's got me talking

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to myself.

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Speaker 7: Well, least wise we ain't getting shot at by no

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wild injury.

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Speaker 4: What's a cavalry ferve? It ain't to get shot at

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and to do a little shooting itself.

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Speaker 7: All engines around here is peaceable, least wires has been

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the last few months. Reservation engines them shine ought to

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be ashamed of theirselves sitting around watching the.

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Speaker 4: Women do the work, waiting to be fed by the government.

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Where's the gumption anyway?

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Speaker 3: Wow?

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Speaker 5: Good thing they is peaceable.

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Speaker 7: I think damn engine's going a terror makes it bad

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for everybody.

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Speaker 4: They going to tear and get us out of the garrison.

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Speaker 7: Well they ain't going, so you just might as well

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face up to it.

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Speaker 4: I could make them go. Clover, Oh, now stop that tall.

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I've told you how I could make them go.

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Speaker 5: Now, look you here, sultie, I ain't even gonna listen

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to you.

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Speaker 4: What you could be shot for. Just what you're thinking,

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nobody never know. You know you're crazy, being stuck here

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and a fort so long.

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Speaker 8: It's driven you plump crazy, your mouse getting awful big.

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Speaker 7: Now don't get on the prod.

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Speaker 9: Okay here, I'll tell you what Tonight, You and me

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gonna sneak off the post and we'll go into town

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and have.

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Speaker 7: Us a drink for that guy you like.

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Speaker 5: That elbraid? And how about that said.

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Speaker 4: Never you mind elebraiding. You called me crazy? Oh I

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didn't mean nothing, but I ain't crazy, and I'll prove

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it to you.

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Speaker 9: You put that nine away, Southie.

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Speaker 4: You got a knife, Get it out, No, get it out.

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I said, I'm gonna cut you, plover. I'll do it.

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Speaker 9: All right, that's how you want it. Now, there's my knife.

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Now you cut me, Southie. Come on, now, cut me.

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Speaker 7: I'll lay your whole face something Sita all at you man,

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LIEUTENNI cyberts.

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Speaker 4: You don't mean nothing to me.

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Speaker 5: Cap quitch with Sudie, watch.

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Speaker 3: Your fever, rip your belly over you try it out again.

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Speaker 4: Stop that man.

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Speaker 5: Put those knives away.

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Speaker 4: It's a fair fight. You got now, rots, Do as

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I say, Sothie, you cut me, I'll put mine away.

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Speaker 5: I can't quit a lesson he does, all right, Susy,

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you too, plover. I know you're on edge being in

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garrison so long, but that's part of soldiering, and so

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is keeping your temper. I put those knives away before

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we all get in trouble.

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Speaker 9: There's mine, all right, You here to Captain Southie, there's mine.

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Speaker 5: You men on detail.

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Speaker 4: Making mud pies again, Captain.

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Speaker 5: Then get to it. If there's any more fighting, you'll

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go to the guardhouse. That clear, Yes, sir, move out.

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Speaker 6: Those men are crazy enough to have stuck your captain

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getting between them that way.

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Speaker 5: One of them might have stuck me, mister Sebert's not

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both of them. They need action, Captain. They're soldiers, not laborers. Yeah,

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they're even forgetting to think like soldiers. There's going to

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be more trouble like this, mister Seberts a lot more. Captain.

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Speaker 10: Quince's reporting, Sir, at ease, Captain, how's b company getting along?

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Speaker 5: Major dagger. I guess b companies getting along about the

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way you'd expect, Like those two men of yours last

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week who were going at each other with knives. I

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didn't know you'd heard about that, Major.

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Speaker 10: I heard about it. I also heard how you failed

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to punish him. With all due respect, sir, it's my company,

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and you know I never interfere on a company level.

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Speaker 5: I'd transfer out of here if you did. I'm sure

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you would. It isn't easy, is it, Lee? Oh, much

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more of this. I'll be looking for a good fight myself.

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Speaker 10: Enforced inactivity the bane of the cavalry that in the

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salt pork diet.

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Speaker 5: Two more of my men came down with scurvy today. Major,

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That's what I wanted to see you about. Lee. Uh,

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how'd you like to go on a buffalo hunt? Buffalo hunt?

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I thought we couldn't.

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Speaker 10: Well, I know, general orders are to avoid antagonizing the

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Indians by hunting buffalo in their territory, and.

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Speaker 5: We're sitting right in the middle of their territory.

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Speaker 10: Twenty two cases of scurvy are enough higher orders at

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the hold Fort Laramie with a full complement of cavalry.

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Captain Quinch you think you can bring in some fresh

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meat without starting.

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Speaker 5: A new Indian war. I can try, Sir. I'm depending

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on you.

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Speaker 10: Yes, Sir, you'll take fifteen men, two wagons, and six mules.

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You'll leave one half hour after revely tomorrow morning. You'll

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return Saturday by sundown without fail, exactly one week from today.

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Speaker 5: Any questions, no, Sir.

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Speaker 10: I hope you'll see fit to include those two men,

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Soothie and Plover in your party.

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Speaker 5: I intend to, sir as skinners and move out.

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Speaker 7: Hey, Soothie, I feel not so good.

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Speaker 4: Clover, I'm bleeding again, or most.

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Speaker 3: To the fort.

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Speaker 5: There see the man.

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Speaker 7: They're standing around waiting on him.

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Speaker 8: That's what the captain said, Saturday by sundown.

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Speaker 4: We made it.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, some of us made it.

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Speaker 4: Eight of us, eight out of fifteen.

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Speaker 8: The man killed were done, all right, that can sow. Hey, looky,

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there's Rador Daggett. He's waiting till you see. No, I

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can't see some good, Clover. My head hurts bad. Everything's

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kind of swimming.

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Speaker 7: You ain't gonna pass out, now, are you?

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Speaker 8: The way you got me roped onto this saddle wouldn't

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matter none if but it did pass out.

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Speaker 4: Well, there's other boys hurt worse than you. I ain't

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compleaning bench up.

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Speaker 8: Ahead there he passed out. Bout him tied belty down

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across his saddle, and I reckon.

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Speaker 4: He's dead. We're hair sooth that we're back.

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Speaker 8: I can't see nothing but the fort. Oh my head

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hurts off.

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Speaker 3: Albor Mercelal remained with the wounded. Death came out and

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Dodja grs.

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Speaker 5: Can DeCamp from the garrison to help these men down.

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Get him to the hospital, sir.

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Speaker 6: Rest of the stable to horses controlled this miss, Yes,

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it to take my horse to the stable for me,

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and certainly, Captain, I'd better report to the major there. Yes,

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if you care to come by my quarters later, I'll

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I'll find us a drink.

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Speaker 5: Thank you, sir. Captain Quinch reporting's here here not hurt

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Ley knows, sir. What what happened? Cheyenne? Over one hundred

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braves hit us dawn two days ago. I had a

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guard posted, but they rode right over him. Seven troopers

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killed in battle. Another died in the saddle about noon today.

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Wagons mules loss. I shan a scout looking for you

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never found us? What is it? Major Chyan jumped the reservation.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, and nobody knows why they slipped out in the

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middle of the night and disappeared.

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Speaker 5: I can't figure it. Big Wolf's been as peaceful as

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chief as I've known. Big Wolf's young son died a

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couple of weeks ago. Maybe that got them started. I

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think they go right out to the reservation tomorrow. Take

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a look around. What for no particular reason, major, just curious, cap'n.

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Speaker 6: I don't think them shying left a single thing out here.

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Speaker 5: And they sure stripped the place.

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Speaker 3: Course.

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Speaker 6: I guess when you ain't got much, you don't leave

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nothing behind it.

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Speaker 3: Tall Uh.

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Speaker 6: Got them all them poles over there with the burying

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platforms on him?

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Speaker 5: What about him?

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Speaker 6: They're all new, Captains, I mean they're empty. There's no

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corpses laying on them.

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Speaker 3: Can't be new.

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Speaker 6: Must have taken they're dead with him, Sergeant. I don't

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understand it. I ain't like him. Why would they do that?

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Speaker 5: They were in quite a hurry. What do you mean

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that grave over there? It's half torn down. Yeah. Kind

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of spooky out here, ain't it. Eh. I will stop

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in town on the way back, Sergeant.

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Speaker 6: Now you're making this detail worthwhile, Captain, I got some

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business at the post office. Post office, but I'll meet

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you at the saloon when i'm through.

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Speaker 4: I'll be there, Captain, you can depend on me.

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Speaker 6: Of course, we don't make much money, but soldiern's an

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honorable profession. It's better than being a thief.

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Speaker 5: I hope I'm not intruding, Sergeant Gors, Captain h Captain Quince.

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This here is Ella Braydon. How do you do Ellen,

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Please to.

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Speaker 11: Meet you, Captain. Don't you sit down?

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Speaker 5: No thanks.

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Speaker 6: I've been trying to explain to all of it. Soldiers

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are just as good as civilians.

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Speaker 11: I never said they weren't.

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Speaker 5: Sergeant Sergeant Gorse has been the cavalry twenty years. Ellen,

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he's still trying to figure out why.

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Speaker 11: I think you're right.

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Speaker 5: Captain.

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Speaker 11: It's all he talks about now that ain't so? I mean,

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when you're being a gentleman.

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Speaker 5: Sergeant.

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Speaker 11: Oh you know what he did a couple of weeks ago.

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Speaker 5: Now, Eli, what'd you do? Ellen?

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Speaker 3: Well?

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Speaker 11: He nah, I'm too much of a lady to say it.

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Speaker 5: Thank goodness for that, ain't Hella of course gets out

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of line just you whack him with a bottle. It's

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the only kind of language he understands sometimes.

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Speaker 11: Oh, I got something better to whack him with. Captain.

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It's carved from solid bone.

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Speaker 5: What yeah, I.

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Speaker 11: Got it in this sack. Brought it in the short.

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Speaker 5: Of the bar.

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Speaker 4: Keep.

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Speaker 5: Now, what in the world is that? Ella? Let me

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see that.

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Speaker 11: It's an Indian souvenir of some kind.

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Speaker 5: Where'd you get this? Ella?

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Speaker 11: Kid at the fort gave it to me. He found

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it somewhere.

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Speaker 5: I guess who gave it to you. His name is Southie, Soothie. Well,

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what's wrong, Captain?

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Speaker 3: This is a.

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Speaker 5: Cheyenne totem Mellen. I'm gonna have to keep it.

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Speaker 11: Oh here, No, that's mine. You get a bu.

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Speaker 5: You'll have to find another souvenir. This one's caused enough trouble.

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Bought in Captain Quince and then Major. I want to

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see Private Southie. Where's his bed at the far end?

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Speaker 3: Captain?

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Speaker 5: There where Sergeant Corse is? Thank you, Captain, guys. I

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love southee.

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Speaker 4: Oh, Captain Quince, are you sir?

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Speaker 5: How are you feeling? Southie?

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Speaker 7: Oh?

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Speaker 8: Pretty good, Captain, except for my head aching all the time.

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Speaker 5: You'll get over it. I better. I can't stand at

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this way, Sir.

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Speaker 4: I wish they'd killed me if I gotta go on like.

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Speaker 5: This, Southie. You seen this before.

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Speaker 4: I don't know, cap'n.

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Speaker 5: What is it? You know what it is? Where'd you

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get it?

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Speaker 4: I can't help you, capt'n. I'm sorry. Maybe later sometime.

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Speaker 5: No, look, Southie, you know I won't take an answer

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like that. What is it? Sergeant? Would you step over

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here a minute? Sir? All right? Oh what do you want?

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He had always? Oh? I see that's us time, Southie.

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I won't bother you anymore. I know all I need

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to anyway. I don't know what you're talking about. Capt'n.

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I ought to hate you, Suthi, but I only feel

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sorry for you what you've done. I'm going to try

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to set right. But whether I can or not, you're

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going to have to live with it the rest of

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your life. I think I'm speaking for a lot of

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good men who died because of you, Sergeant. Meet you

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at the main gate in half an hour. Have our

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horses saddled and packed with two days rations move out.

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I find it's hard to believe Captain made you. Daggett. I.

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I've always tried to think of every trooper in my

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company as a real soldier. Somehow, It makes me feel

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less a one myself when I find out about a

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man like Private SOUTHI.

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Speaker 10: I can understand that, Captain Quinch, I sympathize with you, Yes, sir,

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But what do you propose to do about it? There's

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nothing short of suicide. I can't allow that. I'm meeting

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Sergeant Gorse at the main gate in a few minutes. Major,

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I'm volunteering for this mission. He goes with me, he'll

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have to volunteer too, big Wolf and ish Cheyenna, or

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a mission for the entire Second Cavalry, Captain, not for

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two men only.

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Speaker 5: It was me those Cheyenne warriors hit. Major, was my

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men I watched die. This mission belongs to b company,

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to me, not to the Second Cavalry. You're putting a

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terrible responsibility on me, cap'n Quinch as a volunteer. I

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don't see how Major, All right, go ahead, thank you, sir. Ali.

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Speaker 10: Yes, sir, I'll give you one order. You'd a return

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to Fort Laramie within two weeks without fail.

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Speaker 5: Or coffee guards. I could sure use it. It's hot,

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I can see that. Thanks Kevin. Uh uh. This is

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better than Garrison and the sergeant.

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Speaker 6: Oh, it sure is nights full of stars. We had

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a good dinner at Pork and chick Peas.

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Speaker 5: There's coffee, is hot, there's plenty of it.

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Speaker 6: Got a big fire going here, lots of wood. There's

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nothing wrong with this, Kevin, except for one little thing.

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Speaker 5: Maybe? What's that? Sergeant?

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Speaker 6: Oh?

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Speaker 5: Toddally worth mentioning, Oh, go ahead, speak up.

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Speaker 6: Well from all the sign we've seen today, I yes,

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we're smack in the middle of about four shy and

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war parties.

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Speaker 3: Oh.

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Speaker 5: I think you're right, Sergeant.

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Speaker 6: Of course, I don't know for sure, but with this

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bonfire we got going, I got a sneaky idea of

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them engines just might catch on to our being here

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sooner or later, A might.

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Speaker 5: Sorry you came along, sageant, Why volunteered? Interesting mission?

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Speaker 3: You said?

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Speaker 5: Yeah? I also said we we might get killed, didn't I?

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He didn't say how. I don't know how, Sergeant. I

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bet I could tell you not interested we get killed.

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This mission will be a failure.

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Speaker 6: I say, I hadn't thought of that. Now that'd be

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a dog gone shame, wouldn't he cant it would? I

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can just see all them generals back in Washington, sitting

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around a big shiny table saying that don fool Captain,

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that don food sergeant couldn't accomplish a simple little old mission.

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Speaker 5: What's the cavalry comment to you? That's what they'll be seeing.

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Throw some wood on the fire. Go us you're closest, sure,

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Captain quaints, Yeah, they're here all around us. Step back

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to the fire real slow. If they can see anything tall,

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they can see we ain't armed. They wouldn't show themselves

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this close if they didn't know that they're coming in, Captain,

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stand steady, Sergeant, No sudden movements. Sure some fine way

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for the cavalry to go engine hunting. We found them,

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didn't we. What happens now, that's not entirely up to us,

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Sergeant easy now sure z la hood now ye he

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hallo you lo d ish lainya he i j o

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n what's he saying? He says he'll take us to

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Big Wolf all right, He says, the chief wouldn't want

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to miss the torture before they kill us. You uh,

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you wake gorse who could do any sleeping tied up

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like this? And he'll be done soon. I just ain't

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looking forward to today, Kip. At least we'll get out

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of this tepee. You know, this is the first time

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I was ever inside one. I ain't missed the thing.

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I don't know. TP can be pretty nice when you

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got a fire going in, a buffalo robe to wrap

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up in.

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Speaker 6: Maybe some antelope state for breakfast, jug of spring water,

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maybe a woman.

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Speaker 5: To do all the work. You're spoiled, gorse rotten, spoiled. Well,

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it ain't the frontier life, did it, Captain? I can

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tell you that I never should have left home. Oh oh, varlaa.

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He says, they're ready for us. Sergeant, oh Java, when

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was that Big Wolf hasn't returned. They've decided not to

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wait for him. But Captain, is our only chance I

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could have talked to Big Wolf, not these other warriors.

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Not even worth trying. Ish, honey, he's gonna cut us loose.

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Why not with a half hundred braves out there. We

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ain't going no place. He can tie him, man up

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offul tire. I ain't even sure I can walk a

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leah a huh, let's go, sergeant, Sure, sergeant, what is it?

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Big Wolf? He's back? Thank Hiven for that. It's a

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chance at least there he is. Say he looks like

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a chief doing here. He does Captain Quince. Hello, Big Wolf,

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my people are ready for your death. I know we

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allowed ourselves to be captured, Big Wolf. This I do

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not understand. I wanted to see you. I wanted to

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bring you something. White soldier has brought shame and dishonor

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to my people and to me. You're speaking of your

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son's grave. White soldier come at night, left my son's

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body on ground.

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Speaker 12: Yes, and he stole this from your son's grave, the

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totem totem of my clan.

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Speaker 5: The white soldier did this to dishonor you, Big Wolf,

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Cheyenne recover honor in war and by killing you. Let

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me say something first, Big Wolf, it was neither of

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us did this thing. It was a soldier who was

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weak and foolish and bad. This soldier has dishonored me

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as well as you. We do not want war with

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your people. Who is soldier. His name's Suthie.

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Speaker 12: Give him to me.

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Speaker 5: No, I can't do that.

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Speaker 12: Then you must die.

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Speaker 5: You have already killed eight soldiers, Big Wolf. Soon many

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soldiers will come, more soldiers than you have Braves. Give

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me Soothie so you can punish him. He must be punished.

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He must die, Big Wolf, when you wake in the

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morning and step outside your lodge, what do you see?

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Tell me, I see the sun on the land, morning shadows,

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bright mountains, And if you could not see all this,

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it would not be good. The white soldier Soothie has

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already been punished, Big Wolf, by you. It is not enough, No,

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not by me, by your warriors in the fight. He

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is blind, Big Wolf, blind blind for the rest of

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his life. His punishment will never stop. You are brave

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men to come here with the totem. There must be

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no war between our people.

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Speaker 12: The thing is done.

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Speaker 5: Seven of my warriors died in fight.

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Speaker 3: It is enough.

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Speaker 5: We ride back in peace. Yes, then we've won, Big Wolf.

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We've both won.

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Speaker 2: Fort Laramie is produced and directed by Norman MacDonald and

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stars Raymond Byrd as lee Quin's captain of cavalry, with

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Vic Perron as Sergeant Gorse. The script was specially written

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for Fort Laramie by John Master, with sound patterns by

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Bill James and Ray Kemper musical supervision by Amarigo Marino.

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Featured in the cast were Sam Edwards, Harry Bartel, Jack Moyles,

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Jack Crusian, Howard Culver, and Vivi.

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Speaker 3: Janas Company tension dismiss.

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Speaker 2: Next week another transcribed story of the Northwest Frontier and

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the troopers who fought under Lee Quince, Captain of Cavalry.

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The time to fight heart disease is now before another

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victim is hurt. Obviously, heart researchers may not find the

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cures and preventives to all heart ailments the moment you

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contribute to the Heart Fund, but the sooner you do

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your part, the closer they'll come to answering the mysteries

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of the heart. Send your contributions to Heart Care of

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your local Postmaster.

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Speaker 5: That's heart h e a r T. Heart Care of

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your local Postmaster.